The Bookshop at the End of the Internet

The Bookshop at the End of the Internet is a podcast dedicated to helping book lovers discover new authors. Like any good bookshop, this podcast features a wide variety of books by the equally varied and interesting authors who felt compelled to write them. Stacey Horan, author and book lover, is the host of The Bookshop at the End of the Internet. Her interviews give you a chance to meet wonderful writers and discover your next must-read book. Listen to the authors describe their books and tell you their own stories in their own words. This podcast features books from all genres and authors from all walks of life, including those who are indie published, as well as those published by small presses and large publishing houses. Looking for unique, not-so-easy to find books for yourself, a friend or a book club? Tune in to this podcast and find your newest favorite author or maybe a soon-to-be bestseller. This podcast, like all the best bookshops, is filled with all kinds of books and al

The Bookshop at the End of the Internet is a arts podcast hosted by Stacey Horan, with 282 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Stacey Horan hosts The Bookshop at the End of the Internet, a arts show with 282 episodes published.

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  Episode #283

  Bookshop Interview with Author Benny B. Peterson, Episode #283

  Sep 30, 202633 min

  Author Benny B. Peterson discusses their latest novel, The Maidenheads , a fractured, coming-of-age love story centered on two queer indie musicians in Washington, D.C. When Jamie, a journalist trapped in a dead-end newspaper job, discovers she's pregnant, her life begins to shift beneath her feet. Then Mari, her ex-girlfriend, former bandmate, and unabashed agent of chaos, reappears, turning Jamie's world turns upside down and forcing her to confront what she truly wants and what she's willing to do to get it. In this episode, Benny shares their writing journey, discusses how Jamie's story came to mirror aspects of their own transition, and describes the unique challenge of translating a musician's relationship with music into words on the page.

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  Episode #282

  Bookshop Interview with Author Ravena Guron, Episode #282

  Sep 23, 202631 min

  Author Ravena Guron discusses her latest YA thriller, Sincerely, Your Murderer . Seventeen-year-old Kay returns to her hometown after a year away, hoping for a quiet week. Instead, she discovers an anonymous letter waiting on her bed. The note lays out a chilling countdown: a thrill on Tuesday, wreckage on Wednesday, treachery on Thursday, a fire on Friday, sabotage on Saturday, a stabbing on Sunday, and a murder on Monday. Her murder. While the premise is dark, Sincerely, Your Murderer balances fast-paced suspense with plenty of humor, creating a story that's both thrilling and entertaining. In this episode, Ravena shares her writing journey, explains why she loves writing for young adult readers, and discusses how her education and professional background influence her work, from her strong sense of justice to the mathematical thinking that shapes her storytelling.

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  Episode #281

  Bookshop Interview with Author Zara Marielle, Episode #281

  Sep 9, 202632 min

  Author Zara Marielle discusses her debut novel, The Café of Infinite Doors . This empowering portal fantasy follows Marceline, a woman trapped in a toxic marriage who makes a life-changing decision after a fight with her husband. Defying his wishes, she takes a job at a mysterious café filled with birds, a place where she feels safe, welcomed, and truly seen. But Marceline soon discovers that the café exits outside the boundaries of time and space. Before long, she's swept into a thousand-year-old rivalry between two Scottish goddesses, a conflict that threatens not only the sanctuary she's come to love, but the fate of the entire world. In this episode, Zara shares the journey to publication, discusses how writing this novel allowed her to explore themes of women's empowerment and self-discovery, and reveals how her love of traveling and experience with improv theater found their way into the story.

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  Episode #280

  Bookshop Interview with Author Marc S. Perlman, Episode #280

  Sep 2, 202631 min

  Author Marc S. Perlman discusses his debut novel, The Riddle of the Trees . This contemporary spy thriller was inspired by a bicycle ride through the Belovezhskaya Forest ( Belovezhskaya Pushcha / Białowieża Forest ) along the border of Poland and Belarus during Marc's solo travels through Eastern Europe. The forest's remote beauty, shadowy atmosphere, and location between two nations sparked the idea for a story steeped in secrets, intrigue, and geopolitical tension. But Marc's protagonist, Jack Miller, isn't a highly trained operative or world-class spy. He's an ordinary guy who suddenly finds himself in extraordinary circumstances and far deeper waters than he ever expected. While many of the locations and encounters in the novel draw from Marc's real-life travels, the danger and espionage are entirely fictional. In this episode, Marc shares his writing journey, explains why he wasn't always drawn to the spy genre, and reveals how an ordinary calendar became the most valuable tool in his writing process.

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  Episode #279

  Bookshop Interview with Author Tess Gerritsen, Episode #279

  Aug 26, 202634 min

  Best-selling author Tess Gerritsen discusses her latest novel, The Shadow Friends . Tess is the author of more than 30 books, including her famous Rizzoli & Isles series. Her novels have been published in 40 countries and have sold more than 40 million copies worldwide. The Shadow Friends is the third installment in Tess's Martini Club serie s , which she says feels especially personal because it explores some of her own thoughts and feelings about growing older. The novel begins with the suspicious death of a renowned disease expert and Russian defector at a conference in Purity, Maine—pulling five friends, all retired spies, into yet another dangerous mystery. Retirement, it seems, is not as quiet as they thought it would be. In this episode, Tess reflects on her writing journey, explains how her own small town in Maine inspired the setting and characters for the Martini Club series, and shares why emotional connection—not plot—is ultimately what keeps readers turning pages.

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